come avere un pene grossoSilence! The Musical is a parody of the book and film “The Silence of the Lambs”. This show in no way takes itself or the original content seriously. It is a dark comedy which does not shy away from anything. A great deal of adult language and content makes this show R-rated. Directed by Zip Rampy Music Directed by Nick Silvestri Choreographed by Zac Phelps January 13th – at cibo per aumentare il seno OnStage Atlanta in Decatur
cibo aumento seno Atlanta Horror Film Festival at the Synchroncity Theatre October 20 – 22, 2017 See horror, sci-fi, gore, zombie, creepy, mystery, and dark comedy films .
Dedicated to showcasing films from the world’s most talented filmmakers, the program is packed with award-winning films from every corner of the earth and is proud to have showcased thousands of incredible independent horror features and shorts since 2006! In its 11th season, this festival consistently programs films that stick with you long after the festival is over, and films you won’t see anywhere else.
Atlanta Horror Film Festival is a must for established and up-and-coming filmmakers who have created short and feature films that audiences can not forget.
Vivian: A Ghost Story October 14, 2017 (11 p.m.) is a musical “that will leave you breathless” about a family moving to an old house in the countryside at Lyric Studio Theatre in the Square. Dr. Cliff Bennett wanted a change of scenery for himself and his two daughters after the death of his wife, so he moved his family to a beautiful fixer upper in the countryside of California; but the changes they found were more than they bargained for.
SimulacraThrough 10/29/2017 Star Theater840 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW Atlanta Written & directed by Terence E. Jackson October 6 – October 29 “Simulacra” refers to a simulation of realness without reality, an altered state of reality. The unexpected return of a man to his family home, sets in motion a psychological battle between himself and his siblings. Simulacra explores themes of family, power and intergenerational trauma; how our perception ultimately shapes our perspectives and interactions with those we love. The play entertains a recurring thought: “Sometimes, the ties that bind us are the very ones that eventually tear us apart.”
BOY Through 10/15 at Theatrical Outfit 84 Luckie St. NW Atlanta 1968-1990. Davenport, Iowa and Boston, Massachusetts. Inspired by a fascinating true story covered by Oprah, documented by the BBC and exposed in a best-selling biography, Boy asks us: does nature or nurture determine who and how we love? A renowned doctor convinces the parents of a male infant to raise their son as a girl after an accident, and years later, the repercussions and realities of that choice unfold and alter lives. With humor and tenderness, Boy explores the tricky terrain of loving oneself and others amidst the confusion of gender identity as one very special young person simply yearns to be himself.
The Ghastly DreadfulsThrough 10/28 at the Center For Puppetry Arts 1404 Spring St. NW Atlanta They’re back! Some shows just can’t stay dead! Your favorite band of specters has returned and is ready to celebrate Halloween with a cavalcade of creepy stories, frightful songs, and devilish dances from around the world and beyond this mortal plane. Featuring new stories and old favorites, this ghostly jamboree is dreadfully fun for the living AND the dead. Shows Wednesday-Saturday | Ages 18+ Downstairs Theater
The Girl Who Needed WatchingComic ballet October 7 – 8, 2017 is about a girl who falls in love with a local farm boy, while her mother has arranged an engagement to a rich (but clumsy and slow-witted) son of a vineyard farmer, at Marietta Performing Arts Center.
Charlotte’s Web October 8 & 15, 2017 (3 p.m.) is the award-winning story about Charlotte the spider and how she saves Wilbur the pig at Center for Puppetry Arts.
The Rainmaker , October 6 – 14, 2017 set in a drought-ridden rural town in the 1930s, is about a family that’s desperate for rain and seeking a husband for its daughter, with hopes pinned on a fast-talking newcomer, live at Center Stage North in Marietta.
Sense & Sensibility October 5 – 15, 2017 is based on Jane Austen’s novel about the Dashwood sisters (reserved & practical Elinor and passionate & romantic Marianne) and their love interests at Synchronicity Theatre.
Inner-city musical September 28 – Oct. 8, 2017 Holler if Ya Hear Me is a jukebox musical featuring the rap music of Tupac Shakur, telling a “story of racism, poverty, crime, violence, community, and redemption” [Hollywood Reporter] at Southwest Arts Center.
Dramatic play September 28 – Oct. 1, 2017 The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams is the haunting story of an overbearing mother, her poetic son, and shy daughter, living lives of illusion in the Depression at Marietta’s New Theatre in the Square.
Romantic comedy September 28 – Oct. 15, 2017 Sense & Sensibility is based on Jane Austen’s novel about the Dashwood sisters (reserved & practical Elinor and passionate & romantic Marianne) and their love interests at Synchronicity Theatre.
Film festival September 28 – Oct. 8, 2017 This 30th year of Out On Film, we are extending the length of the festival 3 days longer at 3 different venues so we can bring you even more great LGBT programming!
From improv shows to classes to corporate training, the Basement Theatre truly has something for everyone! Shows include audience interactive comedy improv, cabaret musical theatre, even a Walking Dead zombie spin off! For schedules and tickets click here!
Students perform a set of plays that, 24 hours before, didn’t exist. Within a single day, Students write, direct, rehearse, tech and perform 6 completely new and original works of theatre. Come see what caffeine fueled creativity generates in the minds of young artists. One time performance at Perimeter College Clarkston Campus, Building F, August 26th at 8pm.
Marvin Cole Auditorium
3773 Memorial College Ave
Clarkston, GA 30021
